मुंबईची प्रसिद्ध मंदिरे

    The Sacred Twelve

    The famous temples of Mumbai

    Twelve shrines that define the city's devotional life — from the wish-granting Ganesha of Prabhadevi to the 900-year-old waters of Banganga. Five anchor our daily tours; all twelve are within reach.

    Shree Siddhivinayak Temple

    Prabhadevi · Ganesha

    Mumbai's most loved shrine — the wish-fulfilling Ganesha with the rare right-turned trunk, drawing lakhs every Tuesday. Built 1801; today among India's most-visited temples.

    Bronze · Silver · Gold (comfortable darshan)

    Timings & guide

    Shree Mahalakshmi Temple

    Breach Candy · Mahalakshmi · Mahakali · Mahasaraswati

    Three goddesses recovered from the sea, installed on a rocky point above the Arabian Sea since 1831. Navratri here is nine nights of light.

    Bronze · Silver · Gold

    Timings & guide

    Shree Mumbadevi Temple

    Bhuleshwar, Zaveri Bazaar · Mumbadevi (Mumba Aai)

    The goddess Mumbai is named after — the guardian of the original Koli fishing families, moved to Bhuleshwar in 1737.

    Bronze · Silver · Gold

    Timings & guide

    Babulnath Temple

    Girgaon / Malabar Hill · Shiva

    A hilltop Shiva shrine above Girgaon Chowpatty, rebuilt c. 1780 — climb the 110 stone steps or take the lift; Maha Shivaratri runs through the night.

    Silver · Gold

    Timings & guide

    ISKCON Temple, Juhu

    Juhu · Sri Sri Radha Rasabihari (Krishna)

    Prabhupada's white-marble 'palace for Krishna' near Juhu Beach (1978), with the 4:30 AM mangala aarti and Govinda's celebrated sattvic restaurant.

    Legend says Rama made a lingam out of sand here; the sacred Banganga tank beside it dates to 1127 AD — the city's oldest holy site still in daily use.

    Custom itineraries

    Timings & guide

    Babu Amichand Panalal Adishwarji Jain Temple

    Malabar Hill · Adinath (Jain Tirthankara)

    Mumbai's most beautiful Jain temple (1904) — a riot of painted ceilings, silver doors and marble, quietly magnificent on the Walkeshwar road.

    Custom itineraries

    Shree Swaminarayan Mandir

    Bhuleshwar · Swaminarayan

    The city's oldest Swaminarayan mandir (c. 1868), its painted three-spired front glowing among Bhuleshwar's bazaar lanes, minutes from Mumbadevi.

    Custom itineraries

    Radha Gopinath Mandir (ISKCON Chowpatty)

    Girgaon · Radha–Krishna

    The calm sister temple to Juhu — marble halls, soulful kirtan and a quiet that surprises visitors two lanes off Chowpatty beach.

    Custom itineraries

    Shitaladevi Temple

    Mahim · Shitala Devi

    An old and much-loved goddess shrine of Mahim, visited for health and protection — a regular stop on the city's western temple round.

    Custom itineraries

    Vitthal Mandir (Prati Pandharpur)

    Wadala · Vitthala (Vithoba)

    Wadala's 'Prati Pandharpur' — the stand-in for Pandharpur itself, packed with warkari devotees each Ashadhi Ekadashi.

    Custom itineraries

    Kopineshwar Mandir

    Thane · Shiva

    Thane's oldest temple, rebuilt in the 18th century beside Masunda Lake — the devotional heart of a city we pick up from every week.

    Custom itineraries · Thane pickups

    See Them Properly

    Five of these anchor our daily circuits — the rest we weave in on request.

    Quick Answers

    Frequently asked questions

    Which is the most famous temple in Mumbai?

    Shree Siddhivinayak at Prabhadevi — the wish-fulfilling Ganesha visited by lakhs every week, and by almost every important visitor to the city. Mahalaxmi and Mumbadevi complete the classic three.

    How many Mumbai temples can you visit in one day?

    Four to five comfortably with a 6 AM start — see our one-day circuit guide for the exact queue-smart order. All five of our packaged temples plus the waterfront landmarks fit in a single Gold-package day.

    Is entry free at Mumbai's temples?

    Yes — every temple on this list has free entry. You only pay for optional paid poojas, the Babulnath lift token, or festival passes.

    Which Mumbai temple opens earliest?

    ISKCON Juhu's mangala aarti at 4:30 AM is the city's earliest regular worship; Siddhivinayak opens 5:30 AM (3:15 AM on Tuesdays) and Babulnath by 6 AM.

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